Nicole Heinrich has returned, and she is stronger than ever. Three years have passed since Sig first gave her the shot that she had been dreaming for. In those three years, she had developed a lot as a person, and a crew member/ From having her heart broken, to nearly dying, Nicole has had it all! But, she is back, now ranking just below Edgar. She stands tall on the deck of the Northwestern, and she has the backing of Edgar, Sig, and Josh. Speaking of, Josh and Nicole have gotten a lot closer since her falling out with Jake and Mandy. But, Josh is engaged, which causes tension all on its own! I hope you're all ready, because you're in for a wild ride! Welcome to: Deadliest Catch: My Life On The Northwestern!

Since the age of twelve, Nicole Heinrich has dreamed of working on a crab rig out on the treacherous Bering Sea. Growing up she often watched her father sail off on his very own rig. He and his crew were one of the largest vessels on the sea, they were known to be one of the best crews out there. All her life, her father promised her a job on his rig as his right hand man. Unfortunetly, Nicoles dreams soon sunk, as did her father. The crew hit an unexpected rut in the sea, killing both Nicole's father and crew, but his rig as well. She was only sixteen at the time, but even then she swore that she would get out to sea, and make her father proud. Two years later, Nicole's dreams still stood proud. The day of her graduation, she grabbed her diploma and ran to her rental car, getting a one way fight to Dutch Harbor, Alaska. Despite her efforts, no crews would accept her request to join their crew simply because she was a woman. So to get by and to meet crews, Nicole got a job at the UniSea Inc. Processor. There she met her two best friends. The first, Josh Harris, son of the late Phil Harris, Captain of the Cornelia Marie. The second, Mandy Harris, the daughter of Sig Hansen, Captain of the Northwestern. Does Nicole ever get a job on a ship? If so, which ship is it? Find out in 'Deadliest Catch: My Shot On The Northwestern'

Reyna, a Jotun princess, taken from the war struck Jotunheim and taken into custody by Odin. Odin didn't want a frost giant to try and over take him so he had her locked up in the dungeon once she was old enough to function on her own. Odin thought nothing of the young Jotun though his wife did. She requested that they furnish Reyna's cell. After doing so, Frigga provided a fresh set of books weekly to Reyna so she had entertainment. While in the dungeon she met Loki, whom she believed to be the son of Odin. They grew attached to each other and Loki came to visit her everyday since. Several years later, Loki came to Reyna's cell in panic and anger, demanding the guards to let him in her cell. They did as told and Loki told Reyna that Odin had lied to him the entire time. That was actually the son of Laufey. This worried Reyna, for she had fallen in love with Loki over the years. If feared that they were related. But upon finding out Loki's true heritage, she found that she is not the daughter of Laufey, but the daughter of the previous ruler of Jotunheim. That gave Loki the idea that they escape together and go to rule Jotunheim together. Knowing the consequences that follow, Reyna agreed. When they arrive at Jotunheim they face a big issue. Laufey.

Evelyn Wicker and Harry Hart have been inseparable since their time at the Academy. After being initiated into Kingsman the two worked side by side to ensure success. The only kick is Evelyn's deep-seeded love for her counterpart which at some point begins to interfere with her work. After their near death (and the death of Eggsy's father) the two both have a common goal; to right the wrongs. The recent death of James, better known as Lancelot, allows Harry to finally make good on the vow he took all those years ago. Evelyn is torn once she receives the news that Harry has been put into a coma after the incident with Professor Arnold, and she has to make a choice. But is it the right one?

Roy Mustang and Victoria Coolridge fought side by side throughout the entire Ishvalan War. That was until Victoria threw herself in front of an Ishvalan Alchemist to protect the lives of her fellow Alchemists. That's exactly what she did, at the expense of her own life. Six years later Mustang suffers from PTSD, reliving the night of his best friend dying over and over. At least that's what they think..

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(Star Trek 2009) Surna, a Science Officer/ Professor at Starfleet Academy. Surna, for the last 5 years, has been bouncing back and forth from Vulcan to the Starfleet Academy. Why? In order for her to stay good with her parents, and the Vulcan High Court, she must return periodically. Surna also has a deeper meaning to why she returns to both Vulcan and The Academy. Spock, her husband to be and long time lover. Vulcan, though, becomes under attack and Surna is sent to the planet to retrieve the High Council, and both hers and Spock's parents. But, as far as Spock is concerned, Vulcan is destroyed, and Surna didn't make it off. What will happen with Surna? How will Spock react?

(Star Trek Into Darkness) (Book Two to Vulcans Without Purpose) Surna has returned upon the U.S.S. Enterprise, stronger than before. A year has passed since the occurrence on Vulcan. She has entered a secret relationship with Kirk to take her mind off of the fact that Spock has run to Uhura. Little does she know, Spock ran to Uhura for the same exact reason. Spock has vowed that he will right what he has wronged. Meanwhile, the crew of the Enterprise experience yet another tragedy, and they must fight at their best to capture the fugitive Khan, who has murdered Admiral Pike. Surna is yet again faced with the difficult decision : Risk her life and save the crew, or lose Spock and Kirk for good. Will she be able to make the decision? What will happen with her and Kirk? Will Spock be able to sway Surnas heart back?